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gossip

[gos-uhp] / ˈgɒs əp /




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Cliques and gossip abound in offices—and in movies about offices.

From The Wall Street Journal

From a window seat I’d watch the platform glide away as vendors shoved gossip magazines through the bars.

From The Wall Street Journal

I have no CPA or financial advisers around, and no one to ask that won’t gossip about the money to people that live here.

From MarketWatch

Walter Winchell, the feared and powerful gossip columnist, raged against her.

From Los Angeles Times

It was once the job of “sleazy” tabloids to destroy lives with lurid gossip that titillated the public but lacked public interest in the high-minded sense.

From The Wall Street Journal